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savitri wrote:
they wrote like this. partial class save: public xyz{ //code here}.


Is this C#? If yes, it is not valid/ Like c++, you don't specify access modifiers when inheriting.


savitri wrote:
Like this how can i write in vc.net


AFAIK, C++/CLI doesn't support partial classes.

You said XYZ is a normal class and Save is a windows form. If yes, how can Save derive from XYZ? It has to derive from System::Windows::Forms::Form or it's children.

savitri wrote:
is der another way to access one class into other class. Please help me out.


You have to include classes header file and use it. What is the confusion here? Your question is not clear enough to answer.

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